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April 9, 2010

Sawers on the Right to Exclude

Brian Sawers (O'Connor Fellow, Arizona State) has posted Is the Right to Exclude Fundamental to Property?  The abstract:

Kaiser Aetna identifies the right to exclude as a core element of property, without distinguishing improved from unimproved land. This Article argues that the Constitution does not mandate landowner’s right to exclude from unimproved land. Most scholarship assume a right to exclude and ignores the role that race played in the development of the doctrine. Kaiser Aetna and its progeny inappropriately federalize property law, a matter best left to the states. When policing conflict, this Article proposes that competing uses should guide the inquiry.

Matt Festa

April 9, 2010 in Caselaw, Property Rights, Property Theory, Scholarship | Permalink

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